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Quote from: popeshawnpaul on October 22, 2009, 10:27:07 PMI don't think it matters the shape and size of the little brass case that holds the powder that burns. As long as it sends out that little piece of lead and hits the target, that's all that matters. To me, this question is a fun one but one where we don't learn a lot. I worry less about the size and shape of the powder holder and more about the object that actually makes contact with the animal. Bullet design is 95% of it, in my opinion. Great. So which caliber did you use?
I don't think it matters the shape and size of the little brass case that holds the powder that burns. As long as it sends out that little piece of lead and hits the target, that's all that matters. To me, this question is a fun one but one where we don't learn a lot. I worry less about the size and shape of the powder holder and more about the object that actually makes contact with the animal. Bullet design is 95% of it, in my opinion.
I am not looking for a thread to argue about what cal is better, just woundering what is most popular this year!As for me, I used my .270 win for my Oregon buck and my WA buck this year.
i think it is pretty awesome that a .340 weatherby was used! way to hammer down! being overgunned is not necessary at all... but it sure is fun!